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Thanks for the response dragonwell... I perhaps should have made my question a litle clearer... The textbox is a server side control (<asp:textbox runat=&quot;server&quot;> etc) .. the server side code I have pick's up the textbox.text value without problem if the textbox is directly typed...

Hi all... I am populating a textbox from some javascript (eg document.all(detailsHREF).value = details;). When the form is submitted via postback, the serverside code cannot see the text within this control. I have played around with the viewstate settings, but cannot seem to resolve this...

System.Diagnostics.EventLog.WriteEntry(&quot;Source&quot;, &quot;Message&quot;) will put info to the servers event log

Does anyone know how to catch/raise this event without having to do a postback to the server???? Thanks in advance for any help that can be offered

Yep seen that one thanks....causes IE to crash in the most splendid fashion on my machine%-) I'll keep searching and post anything back I find..cheers

Can anyone help with this??? Take one datagrid, with say, 100 rows. Scroll down the datagrid, and decide you want to edit one of the rows past screen height...when the screen refreshes...the datagrid is back at row 0 and you have to scroll to find the edit row... I know you can use scrollTo()...

try looking at controlName.attributes.add(Key as string, Value as string) The Key is the event you want to use. Value can be a javascript function etc

Hello All... Has anyone got a clue on how to supress the help screen from being shown in IE when pressing the F1 key???? This is for a bog standard HTML page not a HTA(in which it can be done?!?!?!) Cheers for any help anyone can offer

Many thanks

Check folder permissions within IIS on the path where the file is stored...

Use standard ADO techniques for getting the data to your ASP layer then invoke an instance of Excel(must be installed on the server) opening the template and inserting the data into a pre-defined cell range….you can hang charts and graphs off this data range…or do anything you want with it via...

The upload rate is largly determined by the connection speeds between the source and destination machines...How have you implemented the upload so far...if we know....we may be able to give you some pointers....

There are nuerous ways to do this...the two most common are: Get the data from SQL into Excel via ADO or Get the data into recordset structures and pass that data into an Excel template file

The only way I can see to do this is to write the binary data out to a file and then use the files path etc for the stc of the img element.

The easiest way to accomplish this..is to set up an excel sheet with a defined data area, from which a chart/graph will be produced, and just insert your data into that area....

Define external data bank

follow this link and you should find all teh information you need http://www.msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/nhp/Default.asp?contentid=28000519

The way I have done this in the past is to set up an Excel template with pre-defined data area's, and populate the Excel sheet with the returned data... The other way is to use something like an ActiveX dll on the server and handle everything from there. If you just want to create a graph in...

Additional.... The call is made from a modal dialog...

Hi.. I am trying to use the cphost.dll file uploader with IE 5.0/5.5. The upload works fine, and at the moment I am using an ASP page as the DLL's target. Is it possible to use, say, an IFRAME or DIV as the DLL's target within the calling page?? If anyone can help...it will save the last of...